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The document discusses strategies for learning online in 2020 for the Hamilton VCAL program. It emphasizes that students are not alone and there is support available. It introduces the Hamilton VCAL blog that will be used to post daily tasks, resources, and links to virtual class meetings. The blog allows students to share projects and has pages for different subjects to facilitate online learning.
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